📚 Part 1: Understanding Push and Pull Factors

1. What is a push factor?

Something that makes people want to move away from a place

Something that attracts people to a new place

A type of transport

2. What is a pull factor?

Something that makes people want to leave a place

Something that attracts people to move to a new place

A way of travelling

3. Which of these are push factors? (Tick all that apply)

War or conflict

Good job opportunities

Natural disasters like floods

Better schools

Lack of food or water

4. Which of these are pull factors? (Tick all that apply)

Better healthcare

Earthquakes

Family already living there

Safer environment

Poverty

✏️ Part 2: Real-Life Examples

5. Imagine a family moves from a country with no clean water to New Zealand where there is clean water. The lack of clean water is a _____________ factor, and New Zealand's clean water is a _____________ factor.

6. Give an example of a push factor that might make someone leave their home country:

7. Give an example of a pull factor that might attract someone to move to New Zealand:

8. Think about your own family. If you had to move to another city or country, what would be one push factor (something making you want to leave) and one pull factor (something attracting you to the new place)?

Push factor: _________________________________

Pull factor: _________________________________